Sentence examples for still standard practice from inspiring English sources

Trying to bury bad news is still standard practice.

Sati may have been banned for nearly a century, Tagore implies in this 1914 story, but the sacrifice of women by their families is still standard practice.

While the fitness reforms Klinsmann instituted are still standard practice at national and club level in Germany, and while the technical emphasis for young German players has shifted definitively, there is still a feeling in the country that one of the great European footballing powers could be about to let a golden generation fall through its fingers.

While the effects of respiratory motion on measuring metabolic signal in PET/CT scanning are well known, it is still standard practice in most centres to scan patients while breathing freely with no correction for the effects of respiratory motion.

Importantly, these guidelines are widely practiced throughout the world, largely by non specialists but are still not standard practice in many African hospitals where they have yet to be evaluated.

Is this still the standard practice?

56 Meanwhile, in Sweden, slow freezing is still the standard practice for embryo cryopreservation.

Still, it's standard practice — and often a necessity — to remove books from library collections.

Still, it is standard practice at most companies to hold separate meetings and conference calls for analysts and for reporters.

Extracting metals from ore is still the industry's standard practice.

Although counseling/therapy in an office setting is still by far the standard practice in the mental health professions, that is changing, and research indicates online aid is as effective as the traditional approach My experience highlights several distinct advantages of online help.